Flamjeaux Coffee

06/19/2026

Happy birthday Lady Liberty! 250 looks good on you. To commemorate, we're offering a new medium-dark birthday blend: Moderate body with bright citrus 🍊 notes. Look for it at our retailers and our shop on Girod street.

06/10/2026

Hi folks. Wanted to let all of our loyal supporters know that our fresh roast will no longer be available at the . It’s been a nice 9 year run and we are extremely grateful for what the market offered us; YOU!
Don’t fear though as out fresh roast can be purchased at our Girod Street location Tuesday - Friday from noon until 5:00. Or you can order online at flamjeaux.com/shop for local pick up. Come see our adorable coffee lab nestled perfectly under shade trees and get your fix. We want to see you.
If you can’t get to us, the following retailers stock a limited selection.

- Covington

06/01/2026

C is for ! That blonde layer that crowns the espresso beneath. If your espresso doesn’t look like this, then you’re not using Flamjeaux roasted coffee.
Come grab a bag from the lab at 317 Girod Street
Tuesday-Friday 12-5. We’ll assist in selecting a origin or blend you’re sure to love ❤️.
Or from one of our retailers at
, , in Covington and in Abita Springs. Tell them Margot sent you 😉.

05/12/2026

We have joined the newly formed Longfellow Market along with many talented vendors in BSL. This market is open 5 days a week and offers all handcrafted goods and creative workshops. Go by, check them out and give them a follow at for updated happenings and such.

05/07/2026

We have some goodies for your coffee loving momma! Coffee, coffee scented candles (2 sizes), handmade and etched coffee scoops and mugs.
We are open in Mandeville today and tomorrow 12-5.

04/14/2026

Saia’s is selling our good stuff y’all!

Did you know we carry Flamjeaux Coffee? ☕️

It’s some of the best that Mandeville has to offer—freshly roasted right here in Old Mandeville!

Stop by and grab a bag for yourself… your mornings will thank you 🙌

🌸A little springtime fun fact:
Coffee grounds can be used as fertilizer or to remove odors. Used coffee grounds are an excellent, nitrogen-rich organic fertilizer for acid-loving plants, providing nitrogen, potassium, and magnesium while promoting soil structure. A wide array of plants love it, including blueberries, azaleas, rhododendrons, roses, hydrangeas, ferns, and evergreens. They work best when mixed into soil, added to compost, or used as a light top-dressing.

04/09/2026

Isn’t our coffee lab adorable?!?! If you haven’t been, you have to come see. ☺️🫶☕️